The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-23 00:00:00

HOME CIRCUIT. HORSHAM, MA Roll 22., , The Logi) CHIEr BARON and Mr. Justice Hiern last night arrived., in this ;own, and this morning opened the httiness of the Assizes. ' CIVIL SIDE. siroug Till.: LORD CIIZET SAXON. .141TcHINs v. int4DLIPt. This was an action at trespass for snorting over the land of the plaintiff, at Littlington, in county. Mr. Serrsint tt:sT stated, that in. this Case the plaiiat'ilf was a respeaable 14rtner, and the Defen& ant 'a private soldier in the 14th Regiment of .Dra, gymns, who, upon thii; occasion, was delend r e4V , the Officers of ti,: regiment, , who were, inNI, the real Defendants in the cause. Tlie ti6fini was brought to prevent a. rlepetition of the' most out-;' rageons conduct on their part, in which they had- Fet all moderation aint dcceucy at deanee. The OffieJts of that reginient had . tong .been a nidSinee • tolhapart of the County. The Plaintltf, and se- veral other. most revectable larid : liolders, had form ed a subscription pack of . hounds, , with which, they hunted, and the company of the OtliOrs \void& at all. time , , have bee'W most gidVl4:eeived l'as part of the hunt ;, but instead- id Gentlemen hid chosen to keep a pack: their Own' at the barrackS, and, without Pernils.aop, bad trespassed over the lands of the neighb s durhiShrl.''' The Defendant had acted, ;101914811m ()Obis' ptichrj'.• for it was the trick (f ) tpcse ()dicers vats. soldier their hutifsnian,. and to change him As often as they I;aw ()Makin, .by'kvliieh means they avoided. having any notice, served two!) him. The Plaintiff, however, hacl taken good notieeof F. Brad ley's face, and on IsToVeniber'9; he was warned off the laud lot* the Plaintiff.' It Was not long, hoWeiter, before he.wasfoupd again trespasilig should prove, that on , the ,t2th January, „lie. NtiilS again hunting on the land of the Plaintiff. would entitle the Plaintitf to a Verdid no doubt but, under these circumstancesilliiitter3i shin would think the trespass a which would 'entitle the Plaintiff. to receive his lull costs. The Learned Sedeant added, that it v, as in tbc . power of the Plaintiff to have pursued a severer 'rernedy . against these Defendants ; tOr by the Mutiny Acts, they tvere liable to foi ten their Commissions' for this sort of trespassing. He hoped, however, that the warnipg theyyould, receive in this-nction would forma lesson fin their future conduCt. The notice and trespass being • paved, the Jury' found a verdiet for the p'laint'iff, damages, 40s. which carries Costs, - without a Certificate truin tile Judge that the trespass was Wilful and malicious. , The Defendant had also` two verdiets against him anti • t Wri ( actions, for 'Sinular offences. 4 1. Ur. flitchin„ a respeCtable tarrncr, who prayed the' ti%passes, Stated, that the 'behaved with „ * the utmost insolence ; 1 that whenever they were: spolt,:n to, their usual threat watt') opill the ears, and 14 out Fht briins- of those who coiraphin v d, an d, that he hid hitri.ell been repeatedly threatened with a horse-w . ' • twiner min m4o'l'llEll V.' ObßT,g, • This was an salon for a Vitisarice ire Stupping up the ancient lights, in the freehold at the Plainti ff s, by erect . a.tence-wall and paling so near that the light wali•thereny obicured. St: east SIIRTURaD, who led the cause folk the plaintiffs, stated,..tbat . the house in question . was the'poor-house of the pariSh of floshant. The sbnilding Itself had anciently been 'a Malt-house, sind was fornierly T the . property of the , Defendant `Goble; had sold it to a Mi. Hobbs, and'after wards 'ift - was. sold . tk) the Phiintdfs, as ,trustees, for the Use of the parish. In their handS it had been converted-into a house, for the reception of the. poor, and 41.1154t5, it had bewt fitted up for this pur, pose, the Defendant, Mr. Goble, who pyssessed the surrounding land, in the first 'place, er'iCttld a pal"- ing, to near, that he totally excluded the light frern the lower w4idows„. and darkened all ,the grounth floor apartments not content with this, be had also sunk the receptacle,tor.some privies of neighbouring coitagei, so near to the well of they bowie, that he had towily polluted the water with which the poor inhabitants were Supplied In both these trans. Baj oh , he mated, that the Defendant had` atleif wholly Apillit law, and must bereiponsible in da• ••toft&es,,fof, the mischief which he ,bod occasioned. The evidenCe of the Plaintitrs title was- then.ad ilueed,Het- from a dolga of the pleadings. t he plaintitTS were restrained from going iiitd evidence of more than the ere6tionof the fence, which waS proved,', and that it darkenettthe:lowerrooins; Mr-Serieant 1.31;%r, for the Dvteudtint, - contended, that. the ancient lights of . this building were only These necessary for a 'malt-lid see anti that if tlie De kndant did not obstrudt the light beyond what was necessary for malting, hedid not obstrutt ancient lights. The CHIEF BARON agreed that this' statement • Of law was.correa, and the .Fury, -under his direolion, found a verdia for the Defendant. • • , ciwwrt S1L)l. Ayling was hictiOed fir inaliciou47 • shooting at and killing a enure, the property of John 'Weeks, Stedhatn, on the t.3.6th day of September. John -Weeks stated, that his mare was feeding on Sted , haw Common-on the 'Ajar day'nf'Beptember, when he•teund her wounded ,in the,near side ; she li ve d a `few Unto, anti the.died he found that several 'nieces otleadlut penetrated her bowel, ' Henry Gbandler any Mary Chandler, both heard the report.ul a gun, and saw the Prisoner; he said be h a d been shooting at the mare with pciWder to frighten her.! rvOi;l.: .1:oe Prosecutor lbeing called & t ow, saidhe had,linon,(n the Prinotientany years, and there was no quarrel between them. Tim.. Learned Judge, -here', observed, that 'there, did not appear .iny malice; it was,probable - the stoner did not,know his.gun was loaded with heath, The Jury found the Pri,0n,:r.....,Aw Yoiterday ae'nnight, at eiglit.o l 44lock in the tnorn. in g, a Gentleman of the Linivers.ty ot Oxtord ,o;tited lio) iho ti4tipike in St. tog() on toot wiles on the Henley road, and badc,. in ei l ;iit hours, which. he completed quarwr of ;I'n 9.1 i nal tut tiOle a greatly exhausted by ttte per- . . • Fru? the LO IV DON ariZETTS March 22, 1608, Whitehall, March 22, 1808. :The King has ben; pleased to grant the dignity of a Knight of the Uiiited 'Kingdom tif Great and Ireland unto Brigadier-General Charles Shipley, • of the Corps Of Royal Engineers. .•. 41(loriralt! ) Ojice , March 21, 1808. Tf Having been ripresented to the. Lords Com- , ruissiOners of the AaMiralty, that certain persons - in or abnut-thet.POrtOt Lon(lon are in the.habitrof torting, money, from Yore*ners,, .under tplca of 'obtaining for them prptetc.tions from the Beard of Admiralty to secure thein fiom being irupres , ,t.d into his Majesty's service, from which they are freed and exempted by 4411 of Parliainenfi in order at put A stop to 1 praClice :so injurtom Eoir.ignerf4 Notice is hereby given, that ad Admiralty.protec lions securing fibreigners:frotp being itiipre . ie(l into his Majesty's bertoce,..m., ill in future ,be issued to them personally', and free of all'ex*fience, to . Captain flichbell, 'the 'itegulating Officer, do Tower ill, ~w ha. 47, received their lordship' direaions to this effe& . • W. W. POLE. • Crovi — n%Cype, l lYlairh : i2, XBOB. mumarni RETURNED •TO SI:HIVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIANIENT. Borough of G.rampopn4—ltobeys Williams the Younger. of the'Cityor London, - gatiker; aria' Cohn Teed, ut the roudhotTlymouth, m the C . 9 . 4nty 61 Devon, Esq. • .t. 11.5y-glEce l 19, 1308. 77th '1( nsigii Leonard Smel t, from the 67t 14 Foot, to ba Liepteniant,,.by putsh,4a,, vice licriot, w 4,:d 00l 79111 Ditto, Etisigit Maedotiald to be Lieurcinuir, with- PO% t•lN.rriti4e, !vice:Alia* ,Ciatteron, ret srez 0u 11 , 4 i 1 . - tay of Dohliiiita late Battalion. otin VVehb, (sent. to he Ertsiga',:,L94lll(eltir purchustr/ vita Brown, proinollat. 6. Robinson, Gent. to be ditto, ylee Ore, prom. , :e,i N. / 4 4 4 Dougall, Gent.' to bidtitir• vice 'Lean, promoted. . 8 I .,lPiAttli Barthelorpew V. liercliz; to he Licata ; want; ivithout purchise, vide 'Neale, Who retires. '.Ensign Atiomillopityprinery to lie ditto„ vice Bitrord, appointed: Payauster to itt 25:1 Light Dragr,olis.. fit. Geur 4 e •.cliir, , Geat...to'belitisMit,. vice . tyttint, , ,omet. Ensi.4ll Edmond 1)a venpint, trout tile 87til Foot, ell*/ trlilitchant, .wi t hold purehaser'v tee :11600n; 'ap poipted to 411 C fit 11 Foot, . Sid Ditto. To be Lle.iittautivs liti , og K . it ea is Ao,?i .bign ‘Vii.limn,:COStcr.. Ensign anti, trialjat,tint !teary to haVe the rank or - Lieutenant. I.llllVi Ormsby. Ethiyin l'ratuit. t2orrikelt 1.111,... Baldwin, from the 87th ke4iincilt. Ensign I ohn • the (orison Battalion. • To bc Ensigriti--Cliarles.Walson, Gent, vit:e- Boggle,' 'Cent, vier' Cotter. yoth.Ditto, Ensign Henry Easel . . to .be . I..iert4t . taiit, without purcnese, vice Walsh, apperintea to the 4th Garitson bat ;thou. • • . . . 94tti Ditto, Licit tenant, Charles Blenheim Mundell, from the KirCUdbiight Militia, to he Entnu.• 9Stl. Stc,ciod Lieutenant latri:s, Percival to be Liente. nant, without purctiase, .14•!•r1 Stewart, Who r es t mS;I ~Ao9l4l,Lietitpiant Wiltiantrbootil , to be ditto,. vit.aeCilaq, • promoted ill the Siciltan Gent. td , be'Secosuttioutenant, vit.e Percival. Gent. to`be ditto, .voce [town. . . 46th Ditto Captain W. C. Luz,:aer; from the 8 ist Reg:- • nient, vibe:Moja, by pur .hast, •vice Thorley, , Wito.re. tires. • 3d West India Regiment,- Eersigii Beitiani Clarke, from the 35th (',0,0t, ,to he Ensign, wititout purchase, voxDophin,. promolcii . in the 2:7tit' Font. 4tit t)itt. , Captain. Lord W ..ni Somerset, from the, Lighi Dragoons, ,to be (240411 of a Couip.m)., vice Bowen. who ext.u.inges. ' tt.egtmept, Ahsistint•Surgeon John - Howel)," !fern the 6 ifit Font, to be Surgeon , vice Miller, Appoin te d [QUM 79th Regiment. 3d aarris. n Battalion; Fowk 'Moore, - dent. to be 'Ensign, vice Prendergist, promoted in the 7tst„Voot, sth Ditto.,,Thomas lohnson S,mith, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Rivingion, proini , tcd ut•thie Bjd Regiment. • 7th Wit°, Captain Joseph jerbird, etoin the 32d Reginient, C ;twain, vise Boyse, who exchanges. Lti4igh . ;.,n t t Aajtaint Geutge Nicholstin to h ye the stank of Liebic. , rant. 4511 Royal Veteran Battalion , E nsign. Matthew O'Hea, from t h e sth , Royal Veteran Itattaltun c to be .Ensign, ,vice O'Leary, who' exchimws. Sth Ditto, Lieinetiant David Davies, front lialfpay of Don. kin's Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice brown, deceased.--; Lieutenant ]anus Siu.tn, from the Bath Foot, to be d i t to ; ' vice 'Palmer; appointed to the ist Royal Veteran Balta. lion. Ensign eurnelitts froth the 4ciii • Yeterui to tic Ensign, vice:o l l-lea, who 'ex. ?Le King's Grrntan Legicn. tit ilattalion of the tine, L tsit.ts, Gent, to be uar; ter..•Mater, vice tioyd, appointed to the C;atrison Loin— patsy. Garrison etorripany, Quarter.Maiter runes B9yd, front the Ist DAttation of the Line, to be L.,1,18ti, vice ThaHtTniii, proinon.d. Ste: Henry Andrew Meyer, Clerk, to be Chaplain, vice Farber, tieceabed. EMOR A NSTUM. ' ; Lieutenant Hemet, of the 36th Foot.,,is superseded, being absent . without leave. , Liusign Aelviony, of the 89th Foot, is superseded. - 4attAr 4 in Gazettes of the 15th lanuaiy, 1308, shtl of the Stn instant. tett) Font--For john Aittnuty, Gent. to be Ensign, +,ic.e van,:deeeased, read John ithnutty, Gent to tte EnSigto. 241 West Indialtegiment— For Harty .Fowler, Gent: to be Litt,ign, mad Harry Fowles, Gem. to,be Ensign.. „ Commistron signed 7,1 the Lord Lieutmant of air Coroqyij • basal Lbirobt Aplieumer. • The (tight 1-lonbOtable Lord Munson to Oc Lieultnant.:Co. lone!. Dated March 5, tBoB. in the 1 3StItt or Ayishire Regiment of Militia, • .1 /glad os the. Lituumunt. joilti Trotter, to be Captain, vice Alexander Cooper, te&igitot Dated INl:trett 6,-1808. 11/INKRUP7I2IES lINLA RC Ell. • . Caleb Withall, now or late ot Fein:hurt:ll-street, London, • wareliouse.kceper, trona March 26 to April 16, at ten, pa Guildhall • Thomas Ll'unri,• now or late of King-street, Norwich, coal nteri'llallti front Mantua; to April t 6, at ten, at:Guild hall, London. Joseph Rippe'n and lohn Rippen, of Clapham, .Sirrey, dealers in coals, .rum March 26 to April s, aljeniat Guildhall, London, BA AIX RIJ PT S . • Samuel of taSt-row, Bermondsey, Surrey, Cooper, to. surrender March Ainil 5, and May 3, at ten, at, Giudhall, Loudon. • Attorney, Mr. Loxley, theapsitie. Gregory Dodsworth, of Beverley, iYorkshire, 4raper„April s, .1, and May 3, .at eleven, at the Vtit a bwait lint, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Upton,. Nicholson, and Heitiingway,, Leeds ; or sir. Lambtrt, Munn-Garden, London. John Gollip, of Great Portland-street, Middlesex, klphol 'tterer, Slay 9, i 6, at twelve, sir ...ay 3, at eieven, At Guild. Atturnies % Meisrs. oleasdate, - AlLixander,and Hahne.. 1 , 11/11)EN14. April rB, William H ppisley, now of late of Sheptorr. Somersetalthe, shopkeeper, at eleven, ut. the Bell -Apra t'4.'lwma3 Clayton, of Del worth, county Palatine of • Ancitsttr, tanner, at twelve . , at the Nevy lnp , Blimourn i - April 12.„ .I'hoinas .Neshitt, at' High-street, Southwak, Surrey,..chinamitti, at eleVell, APrit lb. lames. I x atersaii, of Red Lion-street, flolborn, Middlesex, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, at t we l ve. a t Guildhall. April IS 14 , h0 Penni, now or Lae of Wells, Somersetsbire, inanity-Luc:loam, at twelVe, at the Ball Inn,. Stleptort. MARE 1 ED. Yesterday, Richard Creed, Esq. Of Hans-place, to Miss • Gordon, daughter of the late Sir I ohn.a Gordon, of Pak, North Britain. The sained4, at IVlary-le-tione church, the ev. o Henry !Anson, itcaor ,if Wistanstow, :slid Vic a r of Smut., ton Lacey., in The ,Cunt y. of Salop, to CittOlilll, secoild daughter of Sir Charlei Itou:;e Boughton, Earl. of Rouse Lend), in the 'County of Worcester: ' l4 ti l Y, : at St. Corte's, Aliddlesex, Mr. Shrittipton. of Clot:nester Terrace, to Aliss S. Rayden, ttaughterut liana Rayden, Esq. of G-reetiwicit. . • Ditti. . • V •6l l: the isth of Decerliber, at Memel, Sir George Rum. bold, Ban. ola fever. • 1 •th Fiidthy fast, at Stockwell, of , an apopletic stroke, . Mrs.; Ogdin, wile of Mr. John O g du r , o r ; Upp er 'M at hes. :* street. O Saturday, In , Southwood.line„ Highgate, Mrs. I.OWe, t *id N , of tile late - Mr. funathan Lowe",'or the same place, in the jci year of Itet.age.. i • On Sunday morning Jast, at hisipuse,a7,Pentonville,,Mr. Nicholas Garnsaitd, of HolbOrn-bildie,- Cheesemonger, aged, 64. On Alondaya,An Upper , Charlottekstreet, fisziny.sqvart, the infant sonuf-Tiwal,iits cittiell. I.*. . .. , ,• - 0 La:,:;y, a at SuitiaLiy, 11r.. john "Itidcliffe, aied:g+ 'Whar_ is very renikable, his groat giandiatner, gl ain itatlier, rata:Cr , . and uncle, and himself, _dicct in the4l4tit year of tll6t ag ,- • •He was tatlwr to 4 chilnrza,-granittattivr to 66,.. and i.:;:i, , grandfather to 20. 1 Otal 9S. `PRICE 01. f. ATOCKS VE4TER DAY. ... Bank Stock, shut. . India. Stock, shu t Navy.; per Cent: 96i st 7 pi India Bonds, 2s. Is. dis. Irish 5 pertent. Inuit Exclteq. liilis„:3s. his. pr.' , .. 4 per ( ...cq",tAlt 1 nipt4rw,l 3 pg. Cent. • i 3 per Cent.' liFtt.. s t int .. IYIE ko Alm,. 7. t 4 .1-16161 . j 3 per: ent. Con. 64 . 0 . Consuls itn . I zilt April, 6.1),1 7 I4nk L. Ann: . shut : ; . , : •; : • :, -. ... . iiiG:ll IV I'll It Lt)l4 tit 'l}l{llll.4. )Ic, 140 W, 41 0 rIkint, . attar Is eitte:niopn, 4 . 2 utlt.r is. LONDON MARKETS, RETURN OF • B/ . measrs. -CH t,t..D Irtcluumg Ow 701 g agree.tuly 60 Quarters at -77 s ad , - 343 ar 76s od , 93 --- 7 , 7 — • 4 1 75 , 04 •• 3 9 ---- at 7.4 s od S 4 at 73s 44 • 7zz ----- at -7,35 , 0 d 9tB at . 7as od 30 7is 6-1 1117 ------- at 7IS od Anti 32 QoJrtora-at 5, Tula, 6 4 :. ;1 rtrtts. 2. , . 1 3 t. 10oc1 ti r 'IN M4RK..LA•I4 - e';'"" L t.pAs, ‘Vetgiwts. • Marco to toe tzth or Mardi, to toe Ad. ,4Sz Quarters at .7os eft •44t at oyb ---at Atis• zoi • i 9& ------- "at 677 0,1 7 1 at 6:,• 0.1 l i7 it °". at 645. cid -- at 63s tia t. at bas p,r V.tarter. .' • tun A It E 11,1141444 FLOUR,: From 'Mitch 5, to Nl.treh ut, tram the C04.14et-Oirice.% , •5•1•. h . ~ *t. SALNS• 4. a. sacks. ,s. ` l * ~ 54 65 0 114185 bo 0 Bz ----- 5 11 `) I 64 0 ao -.--- 59 6 , . 9 3 -5; 3 20 ---6) 0 294 -- 59 0 1.) -- ~ .I ° £9l -- 6z al 331 ---- so,o, 5 ---- 53 ° Total-15,933 backs. --Average 60. . aid. per Str.j. • 13. iliti. per Sack lower Mao la,t week. - , AVERAGE PRICE, 0 1. ENGLAND AND wAt.r.s, , oain g March-iz. %Vheat Os 3d 1 Barley ,38$ :Id i Beans 4;5' i d Rye • 47$ 7d., .10414 las 3d ; Pease 7 ,14, 14 PRICE OF IIUPS. II ii OS. . , POCK z.r s. Kent, '4l. tii. to 61. os. Kent„.sl, 01. to 71. os• Suftex, 41/ tos. to 51. Ss. . Sit3..els, 41. tss• to SI. 45 ' i Ese.s, 4i. tas..lto 51. Iji. FArntuirt, 61, Gs. to la: ies• NhWGATI; Als/1) 1 - .L'ADENHALL MARKETS.' By the Caicitse. Peer 3s, to 4i. 84. Veal 3s. 6cl. to ss. 0 : Mutton t 0.45. tlec.tt PAO • 44,..,.bd. to 6s. cor. PRICE, LEATHER (eel* 16.) AT EAPE Butts, so to Olt,: escli . ' 1 ,1, to ato. Ditto, 60,t0 fislb. eatit 23 ,1, to-35a , ,Mocchants i , • ..• 19 ,1, to st , l• I)rening Hides, • 17,1. to 1 94' Fine Coach If . 19 1, to 2cil- Crop Hides; 400 solh. foieuttiog . - • .20d, to 22d. Ditto, 3o to *Jib,' .7 11 . " )8 " 9 ` 1 " Galt Skins, 3o to 016. Sod. 4lid t Ditto, • • 'io-40.701b. •36 , 1.„-to :tad. par Ih• Ditto, 7o to tiotb. 30. to 381. her tb. Slfiall Seals (Greenland) --d,. to 42d. Large thug, to•tbos. pct i3;tor. Coat Skins, - •. —s. to —s. Tannski Iforie to '24s, each. • .- 4:A LIM W.. • Towntillow—o.ad,Blo. d. Yellow itusbia --s• k l w bite do. ,- , 4i.c , t 1 . , 7 ° " - --•-•'-"-=-• I Soap do. 79 • pd. 1-4 s. witd. .tvt cittitg. Skartrir 04 4 ", Average pricz 0. bjtl, Ditto kough 4 -11 " o'rt. I Good if regs t Qd. Yellow Soap ! -*Luto; a i ZIP Price of Calldtei per dozed, 1 , , I.S l r °"* • 4JIUCE St. latstes's Market 4s. Clare Market 4i. 8:f. tVhitreltapel Market 4s. &I per stoncofBtb. St. LA 1j V. S's HAY &lARIN.F.T, MA k 60. 1 9. ' Hay, '4l. /;s. to 61, ss, o il. —Aver. , 5 1. 6. t, -.• StfulVv, 2i. Sa..od. to 0.1....;4•Aver. Al. - . Its. (Alt FL lAY I'VtARKET. Hay, 41. tos. Qll. to 61. 1Q.. ai1.-- A ver. sl. to,. crix, etaver, 01.'—s. otL•tu 71. oz StraYe. 21 6s. ot i, :A2). 144, tql.....AVer. 21. (Kt. New Hay 01. o b . 'pe t • Luat.f. sCOAL.MAIZKET. Shitis at Market. ' kl 'atch t 4. 5 New k .i, l le ' 4 at S3S 9d 6 , 4 01 2. S.umiet:Aud 2 At SO' Od, "' - ' 4i , i 4. 3% ish:p4:esait le 2 f at 51S 6a• 59s , 14 z...ilhatzriAttti 7 :,r 4 0 (),1 st' 9" 2 Cpitiai 1 t 3i 1 IS.. 61 at:l,4;.4,tie 52 at .154 6(i ~5Si ' ,, t to Stinderiand 9 at 46:5 °At 5 1 - , I a t. ;2 , CillaClS 2 at 36$ 6d --• 't, INIAVIGAI3LE CANAL SiiAiiES AN 1) T.K.L1 44 NON M9N SA • By . Mr. SCOTT, Up. Friday, April t, ac I:weiva . o'Clock, at Garra way% :rIrHE STAFFORDitifitE ;Ili& wake esTLI . '''' '.PION. divioa, , , 41, per Sh,..re i)ett• e4PvC! 4 iiicre e dc. 4 Alto o,,,Tgs the WILT an‘i RIS, WOR C r f t i, TER At'll 1 11 1 0) 1 N t; HAM, KO CI-1!); 1 / 4 1. DPr,„, c . FILLP, avrA I.A.t.,7ASTE , k4 c4.AI`I‘II,SiSSKANO-iw ti 10N I.t)AN No ES, anti TWO tiON US ut icml• et i j t ' II- per clot'. interest,.isectited on the Trent ' Nirr.ey Navigation. b; Gam WAY l'artigularsitt tiochett's Hotel, ; — 3.ri • Nlr S‘.oir ^ —.mode" 11 - 01 COol'i t Printed by Rabb...a 4 'qui, oi No. 4, kiarrlott.cm ut, b ow . stre et nd publisbcd by Wzi. l ' Ait A*MIG Sc* pr , c,util Muitob.:strect, ki to,. - '-` At the StJti'.ovproa- No. it Strand; where riblveltisements, Ord ers fOr the Paper, t etters for the Mitt's, &coral-paid), must be addressed. 44' CERTIFIC4I7'ES. April T%. lobo Austin, of Longdon.upon-Tern s Saldp, I - ..• , oliThomson; of LoWer-liouse,in theC hapelry of Burnley, LancaOire i graixr and lin e n.dra per. George Isaacs and Michael Isaacs, of Bevis Marks, London, me rc hart ts. • Alexander CUthbert, Thomas Brooke, and George Robert Cuthbert, latent: citittel lane, London. merchants. Christopher Nos::, olCatherine.contt, ToWer.hill, London, merchant. Francis Gideon oLburri, of Pontefrait, Yorkshire, liquorice merchant. . Thomas i‘lorgaii, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper: • PM: DIV OLP ED. Benjamin' Hugnian and llratisby.Tßrooks, of Heigham, Nor. . wich, fellmongers, Allirkarr and Samuel Llidef,of Manclmer,eriath-ritikers: Samuel Now.hoold, loSeph Ridge, and Arnold ,Wilde, of Sheffield, fattut e r s . • I'nm/14'4-N9u:ill and William, Mills, of Manchester, cotton - • manufacturers. Ralph Toplls,:icin: and Walph.Toplis, jun. of Wirksworth, .• Den)), grocps.. ThoinasMiker and Williarn lackson, of Bisingll3ll'-iii4eit' Richard 4I igg,4141 Hugh Hall; of Birmingham, liaajcrs, $, IVilliam . gloiara 1, watch-maket,:and %Vateriall, InOlfget i opt,Coventry. • , AME.nYCi. FURTEIXIVFiXTRACTB•FROM THE AMTIRICAit'PAPOS. (Froth the Philadelphia Gazette, fan. zi.) Ixtratk , :bf , a Lett6t front Chikago, dated' -Dec. 23, I titM:-7-rt`.`. We learn that the British'Gtivern meat of Canada are paking every preparation for a war with - the United States that is - praz:ticable. They ai.e . usitig All the influence . that money and language..will have Willi the Indians, to excite them to .Itoitilities with the Unite.d States ; and I am confident they hive so fir accomplished their oh- jet% c,:it if there a war `with tritain, we swill hate annost all the Indians• of-this iwestern world to, ,tontend with. They. ,have ; sent belts and speeches to all the .natiOns , nod tribes of Indians, east - of the Nlisigiippi alai north of trio Ohio, re them nil to 'come and see their. Father,' -,c4oernCir of Canada, saying that he .has t of great in to say to them ; tries they eipedli war with the United States, arid He' Lidinns •tritlist till join them; that it ; exvehed will have, to wade up , to their. knees iiilblohtf,,; and, that .their Great Father the King will give them, xvi - tritliiiig"they will require: for their services, &c. .":We Wive now upwards Tot 000 ierange Indians' vvitliin 30 miles of this place, exolosire o f th ose , belonging here; they have ,come to this quarter for tliti'pdriose . Of Jimiting, Whith is a I,lllacions •;tc cditJit are no gobd hunting grounds. lofcansequence, more ,than „whati aree - occupied by :tbg,native,lndians,; many , of them are from L a k e S uperior r and 'others from the Mississippi, : Sec s -p- Mr a can be their" object, time can only . deter • Extract of a ~Letter ft .:cm an intelligent perso n , residing among, the Indians, near Port Wayne, in • the Indiana territdq . ,'dated 25th Dec: iBtrri— '" .114.15 , to inform that speeches from the .Bfilisk,Agents, at: Makden, are at this time passing thpongli this country,, informing the Indians that their'rather, king 'George, had sent seven' - large vessels, to America, -Waded with soldiers, to relieve his red children. from oppression, and ret..ire country to them again, and inviting th,ina tea repair,,, • to Malden - as grim)" as possible." Extract or a Letter from a person t , ! , ...iding on the borders of Lake Michigan, Dec. I hold it my. duty, to. present you my opi respecting the Indian called "The Prophet ;" assured that he is immediately under British inflice; and'eXercLing hitt arts to induce a war. against the United' Statec 1 - low,ltir. he will be. able to effect the objet, I am not Prepared..to determine. " The' British' agent . no longer corers his inter eburse with the Indians with the 'common veil of decency, but with ,exaggerated exaggerated accounts of the ar. rival of British forces, inviting them from all qua-, ters to war against the Amerieans." S T AN I FORD, MARCH B.—On Friday evening Mrs Wyinlio, of ikitnesthorpe, near this place, drowned herself in a pond. , She had been in a desponding state of wind' tor.sorne time, in consequence of which . the Coroner's Inquest returned a' verdiCt of Lunacy. Atter her remains were interred, on Mon , day last,' three of her children were christened.' On Sunday an inquest was holden'at Aslackby, iri this CoUnty, before Mr. George White,. coroner, on the body of Francis Bloodworth, a cottager of that Village, Who was found dead, hanging in a cow-hovel near hil; dwelling, on Fridarnight: The :deceasdd was a, very tall man, and . in'order to etre& hivpui pose of destroying himself in the. hovel, hpdbepn obliged to kneel "down, so that the rope With.w . liiCh lte,had tied hiMself to a beam might strangle him. He was in. the 62d year of his age. . The Jury ttirned a verdid of Lun'ai.y. On SatUrday last, a boy, servant to Mr. Ansell, of Manthorpe, • near Bourn; lost his life whilst tinga care of hay,. part of which fell , upott and,suf focated him. . On Friday last a labouring man, of Heckington, 'fell from a cart load of hay upon which he wab" riding, and expired. itnnwaintely. Out- Correspondent says,' he has ever been a friend .to those excellent Public InstitUtions which are e:,- 't i iibliilted . 10 relieve the various afilidiOns incident to mankind-; and therefore, in order that the Anni versaries may not prove injurious to each-cyther, he can with certainty.say. that .the Anniversary Festi.: va t o f th e HUMANE. SOCIETY will be celebrated on the Fourth of May.---The Right Ho n . the Lotto'. MAvoit, and Snittirrs,' have most kindly prop iSpd : to be present, and his Lordship will take the . hair , at the City of London J. avert). - v , !-'1 PIGEON 5N00T1NG.......4 pigeon Match tobk placV yesterday at 'Hounslow, on the novel plan intro duced by Mr, SHOUSIM/Glt i , that of turning lonso two pigeons from the trap - at once, to be shot at with a.double-barrelled gun. The candidates for the, match' in question were, Mr.,Kmo, a known shot, and' . Capt. TAMES, of Barney, Bucks, and well were Altowed twelve birds for 'their trial of. skill: Mr. KiNa killed his first two birds, A nd .one each,. _until the 4;xtfrtire,, when he again killed both birds, which gave him eight in the whole, : CaPt• JAMES nmiscd hi first two' birds, one in the second, and_ killed both in - the-third'and f ourt h fires, one in, a 4 fifth, and one in the sixth, which gave hirn seve . Mr: KING received the stake of 30 guineas. 111RTBS. On Saturday evening, in Portland.place, the wife of Henry lieownei Esq. ofaSon and Heir. Seatetday., at her apartments in the Haymarket, Signora NVoolfich, of Opera.Houie, nfa Daughter. Lately, the Hou Mrs. Caddell. of the City of Du dliightry ortht.: late Right Hon. Viscount Stnithwell, if a , Daughter. i I. •-•